Thread: Is My Advertising Pays / The Advert Platform A Scam or Ponzi?

OMG! WOW!

http://youtu.be/8MWkTSoNTYI

WOW Indeed:



I'm almost, but not quite, overwhelmed

Originally Posted by littleroundman

I'll tell you what, though,

whoever it was in MAP who invented the MAP wheel concept is going to end up with a multi million dollar job on Madison Ave in one of Americas' largest advertising agencies.

Look at the frenzy he or she has stirred up in MAP members over having the possibility of winning ONE CENT

These people are falling about in orgasmic delight over ONE CENT, so, imagine what would happen if they actually won something worth winning, like a pet rock or a set of secondhand steak knives

HeHe, imagine a new prospect being fed that line of B/S;

"Hey, if you join MAP, you get the chance to win ONE CENT and all it will cost you is your integrity and your sanity"

and aren't they also paying extra for a chance to win that penny?

Oh no! The wheel has crashed the site! What a bummer, eh?

And how handy, to slow down payments etc for a bit!

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Originally Posted by Whip

and aren't they also paying extra for a chance to win that penny?

BONUS !!!!

Two chances to win ONE CENT,
Be still, oh my beating heart

One thing's for sure - the HYIP ponzi biz ain't what it used to be

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This wheel has got the Mappers into an orgasmic frenzy of excitement......

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If Simon has "=never been so excited before", I feel sorry for his Significant Other.

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"The God of Maps"? Good grief!

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And now they have more spins! They ought to be careful, is this level of excitement going to be safe???

Originally Posted by HARRISON

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Yeah, write 'I'm a tw*at' on it, and hold it in the air.

Now this is interesting. Not the BS from the Booths, but the comment below:-

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So, Our Tone is "one of the main men behind MAPs" is he?? Interesting. I always thought the Booths were well dug into this thing.

Now, we should all stop giggling at MAPs and the Wheel. It's so good that even "hackers" are trying to get at it!

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AND the "lead programmer" is an ex-hacker too! What a piece of luck for all concerned!

Originally Posted by Della Cate

Now, we should all stop giggling at MAPs and the Wheel. It's so good that even "hackers" are trying to get at it!

They are just warming up to steal a boatload of credit packs, let the weekly calls promising selective payouts commence.

If Deese had an honest bone this is the wheel they would be using, at least then the MAPS implosion will feel like a walk in the park.

Oh my god.. these people sound so delusional, it's pretty sad.

"We will hand out lifetime bans to people trying to bring common sense into us!" "**** YEAH SUCCESS!!"

Originally Posted by Della Cate

This wheel has got the Mappers into an orgasmic frenzy of excitement......

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If Simon has "=never been so excited before", I feel sorry for his Significant Other.

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"The God of Maps"? Good grief!

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And now they have more spins! They ought to be careful, is this level of excitement going to be safe???

And just think if Simon got this excited over 3 cents, what would have happened to him if he had won 10 cents. He would have had a heart attack or a stroke from his excitement.

Does this fool realize how stupid he comes across with this silly BS of winning 3 cents? He is supposed to be a millionaire for God's sake, which should prove to anyone that is a lie.

Thank you Frank Calabro Junior for this entertaining video.

Don't the adverts and "landing pages" look cr*p???

Originally Posted by EagleOne

And just think if Simon got this excited over 3 cents, what would have happened to him if he had won 10 cents. He would have had a heart attack or a stroke from his excitement.

Does this fool realize how stupid he comes across with this silly BS of winning 3 cents? He is supposed to be a millionaire for God's sake, which should prove to anyone that is a lie.

Well, exactly so, EagleOne. I don't think he's a millionaire, I don't think he comes anywhere near it. He's a Benny the Bullshi*ter if you ask me - all mouth and no trousers!

It has got to the stage where I can hardly bear to look at the adoring comments about this "Jackpot Wheel". Are these people, grown adults, really almost wetting themselves with excitement over the prospect of winning 1 cent or even 1 dollar?? It is so ridiculous I can hardly believe it.

Originally Posted by Della Cate

Now, we should all stop giggling at MAPs and the Wheel. It's so good that even "hackers" are trying to get at it!

Yep,

a gang of skilful and persistent hackers using the same technology as used by Anonymous to get into the Pentagon, cracked the security, broke into the MAP website and stole:

TEN CENTS

Originally Posted by littleroundman

Yep,

a gang of skilful and persistent hackers using the same technology as used by Anonymous to get into the Pentagon, cracked the security, broke into the MAP website and stole:

TEN CENTS

Times are hard.

Originally Posted by EagleOne

Does this fool realize how stupid he comes across with this silly BS of winning 3 cents? He is supposed to be a millionaire for God's sake, which should prove to anyone that is a lie.

When I was a younger I signed up for a couple 'Paid to click' websites. You'd get like 0.0125 cents per ad clicked (maybe there's another zero in there, I can't remember). Also, if you referred someone they would earn you a percentage (something shitty, 0.25% for example) on every ads they clicked.

Needless to say, you did not earn much and it was based solely on the fact you recruit other to join of course. Well what you said remind me of this. I would get so excited for a day I made 5 cents. The difference though, I was maybe 15 at the time, and didn't do it for more than a couple months... These people are grown ups doing the same thing.

Also, can someone tell me the logic behind people paying to have their ads seen/clicked by people that will not even stay on the website or buy a products? Isn't that the goal of advertising.. getting new visitors/customers to your website/product? I just don't get it. Here it's just spam. Edit: After checking a video posted above, some of the ads are not even in the same language? How could any advertiser want someone of another language on their website doing absolutely nothing?

What they're selling is the hype (like most MLM program). You're not stoked over winning 5 cents, you're stoked over winning, period. So they end up being able to make you win almost nothing in value and you're as excited as a sane person would be over winning $1,000. Hyping videos, blocking the negative people and posting how much they win, even though what they win is worth nothing, is what MAP is about.

Originally Posted by Caner

When I was a younger I signed up for a couple 'Paid to click' websites. You'd get like 0.0125 cents per ad clicked (maybe there's another zero in there, I can't remember). Also, if you referred someone they would earn you a percentage (something shitty, 0.25% for example) on every ads they clicked.

Welcome to the site Caner, always good to have new voices.

I had just looked at Neobux just recently for comparison to MAPS and it appeared if you clicked 100 ads in an hour you could make about $2. They do have a program where you can rent referrals and get paid on part of what your renters click. When I found out MAPs was 10 clicks per day total, not 10 per ad pack, I was just blown away how nuts this is.

There has to be a very small percentage of the population that is available to click ads for hours on end for next to nothing. Which brings us back to the con with every pyramid, endless recruiting in hopes that the other guy will do all the work.

Originally Posted by Caner

Needless to say, you did not earn much and it was based solely on the fact you recruit other to join of course. Well what you said remind me of this. I would get so excited for a day I made 5 cents. The difference though, I was maybe 15 at the time, and didn't do it for more than a couple months... These people are grown ups doing the same thing.

Grown ups may be a tad generous.

Originally Posted by Caner

Also, can someone tell me the logic behind people paying to have their ads seen/clicked by people that will not even stay on the website or buy a products? Isn't that the goal of advertising.. getting new visitors/customers to your website/product? I just don't get it. Here it's just spam. Edit: After checking a video posted above, some of the ads are not even in the same language? How could any advertiser want someone of another language on their website doing absolutely nothing?

Logic has to be suspended, perhaps via pictures of big checks, fast cars, motivational quotes, earnings on a screen, and a few early withdrawals of money. We are seeing people go "all in" since this is the "only" program that has ever worked for them. Of course the fact that they were able to get money out early never hurts morale, not much of a scam if the promoters get this part wrong.

If people thought through your question about advertiser's interests and what the market will pay ($2 per hour) for this sort of work then logically SCAM is the only conclusion available.

Suddenly Mike Deese Faux-EO is on the scene again with comments of hackers, IMO grooming the herd for the fleecing. Soon suspended logic will be replaced with misplaced hope.

Originally Posted by ribshaw

Soon suspended logic will be replaced with SUSPENDED PAYMENTS.

That's closer to the way things work in HYIP ponziland

Originally Posted by littleroundman

That's closer to the way things work in HYIP ponziland

Yeah I was thinking misplaced hope about getting paid and the beloved MAPS coming back.

Around 2000 there was a site where you could go and spin a jackpot wheel a few times a day and maybe win a prize. This whole Wheel of Prizes reminds me of that in the technology has been around for years, and then some. I can't imagine if someone can live their cyber life from banking to Candy Crush on a smart phone that some spinny game can't go off without a hitch.

All these scams seem 20 years behind the times technologically speaking, usually surrounding paying people as you say.


And Grammar. I think he meant there's NO MONEY

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Originally Posted by ribshaw

Welcome to the site Caner, always good to have new voices.

Thank you

Originally Posted by ribshaw

I had just looked at Neobux just recently for comparison to MAPS and it appeared if you clicked 100 ads in an hour you could make about $2. They do have a program where you can rent referrals and get paid on part of what your renters click. When I found out MAPs was 10 clicks per day total, not 10 per ad pack, I was just blown away how nuts this is.

Yes Neobux was one of them, I couldn't recall the name. Although I don't think Neobux has this whole pyramid/pay to join crap.

Originally Posted by ribshaw

There has to be a very small percentage of the population that is available to click ads for hours on end for next to nothing. Which brings us back to the con with every pyramid, endless recruiting in hopes that the other guy will do all the work.

Exactly, yet some people still call this 'having their own business'.

Originally Posted by ribshaw

Logic has to be suspended, perhaps via pictures of big checks, fast cars, motivational quotes, earnings on a screen, and a few early withdrawals of money. We are seeing people go "all in" since this is the "only" program that has ever worked for them. Of course the fact that they were able to get money out early never hurts morale, not much of a scam if the promoters get this part wrong.

If people thought through your question about advertiser's interests and what the market will pay ($2 per hour) for this sort of work then logically SCAM is the only conclusion available.

Suddenly Mike Deese Faux-EO is on the scene again with comments of hackers, IMO grooming the herd for the fleecing. Soon suspended logic will be replaced with misplaced hope.

Many times you will see brilliant and smart people getting conned into this. Further shows how trusting someone too much can make you numb to all this crap. What's scary is since those people were once trustworthy, they will be able to lure everybody they know into it. So basically that's what companies are exploiting. People's trust.

His excuse for the site being down illustrates how shady and full of **** these people are : "SO MANY PEOPLE ON MAP WOW, THE SERVER CRASHED"

Uh no.. the reality is the hosting was probably $5 a month shared hosting and getting more than 50 simultaneous connections crashed the site / exceeded the allowed bandwidth. I bet they didn't even upgrade the hosting to something decent.

MyAdvertisingPays.com is hosted on Louisville Kentucky Web Design, Web Site Development & Software Development - DotTrend, Inc. Their hosting plans seem to only be shared hosting. Further shows how unprofessional this is. (not the dottrend website, but the MAP one. If it is a big and successful as they claim, it would not be hosted on shared hosting. they would have a VPS or dedicated server space.)

Well looky here...Shaun Smith the ex con and map ponzi pimp bites the dust

Zeek Receiver files clawbacks against nine UK investors

Shaun Smith's YouTube Channel

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https://www.youtube.com/user/topincome



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Another of his YouTube channels. Shall we try & get it shut down?

https://www.youtube.com/user/shaunstraining